A/HRC/39/3 the judiciary and other relevant stakeholders on how to address such cases (Canada); 114.79 Take concrete measures to fight gender-based violence, including within families, such as legislative measures and plans of action following consultations with civil society (Belgium); 114.80 Adopt a comprehensive law, covering all forms of violence against women, including a national action plan in this area (Kyrgyzstan); 114.81 Adopt legislation specifically criminalizing violence against women, particularly domestic and sexual violence, and ensure its effective implementation (Latvia); 114.82 Adopt a national action plan for children, taking into account the concluding observations of 2015 of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Portugal); 114.83 Continue cooperation with UNICEF to develop a national plan of action plan on the interest of children (Belarus); 114.84 Adopt a national action plan on the interest of children in Turkmenistan (Kyrgyzstan); 114.85 Continue its efforts together with UNICEF to improve ways and means of protecting children’s rights by implementing the programme on the development of the juvenile justice system (Maldives); 114.86 Strengthen its policy on prevention and combat of child labour, and on the full guarantee of the rights of child, with special attention to children without parental care (Tajikistan); 114.87 Introduce a clear ban on the sale of children and on child prostitution and pornography in the relevant law (Kyrgyzstan); 114.88 Discontinue the practice of temporary placement of children in institutions and develop and implement a comprehensive deinstitutionalization strategy (Bulgaria); 114.89 Expand the scope of the curriculum on basic life skills, in order to comprehensively address issues related to sexuality, protect adolescents from unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases and prepare them for adult life (Honduras); 114.90 Involve persons with disabilities in the implementation of the plan of action for the full realization of the rights of persons with disabilities (Qatar); 114.91 Expand programmes and initiatives to eliminate negative stereotypes and prejudice against persons with disabilities (Maldives); 114.92 Bring existing legislation fully in line with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Persons with Disabilities (Brazil); 114.93 Harmonize its legislation with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and in particular consider adopting a social and human rights-based model for disability (Bulgaria); 114.94 Repeal laws that allow the deprivation of liberty of persons with disabilities mainly due to their disability and to the potential danger posed by them (Spain); 114.95 Improve the situation of persons with disabilities (Iraq); 114.96 Develop measures to preserve ethnic, cultural and religious diversity and strengthen intercultural dialogue in society (Russian Federation); 114.97 Consider the possibility of opening cultural centres in the country for representatives of non-titular nationalities residing in Turkmenistan in order to 16